On Monday 08 May 2006 09:27, Andrew Apted wrote:
> (1) in kern/i386/pc/startup.S, grub_console_checkkey()
> doesn't translate the code like getkey() does.
This is not a bug, because we don't interpret the return value as a scan code.
As long as the return value is greater than or equal to zer
Eric Salomé wrote:
> Hi Vincent,
>
> I picked up your email from the archive as I didn't received it yet.
>
> As you see, it's very easy with a simple #define to create simple code
> for simple cases and yet be powerful for more complex cases :
> #define grub_iterate_list_brk(list, func, context,
Hi Vincent,
I picked up your email from the archive as I didn't received it yet.
As you see, it's very easy with a simple #define to create simple code
for simple cases and yet be powerful for more complex cases :
#define grub_iterate_list_brk(list, func, context, it) \
{typeof(list) el = list;
Eric Salomé wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
>
>
> This email to explain how I worked on grub-emu module loading, the
> choices I have made (for now) and the diff from grub-1.93 delivery.
> Marco asked me for details (well, that will make it a pretty long email
> :-)).
>
>
>
> I worked only on the i386
Rudy Attias wrote:
>
> Netboot is taking a different direction? I'm curious about that, can you
> give some details?
yes, grub legacy also used the drivers from Etherboot and it was
reported not be easily manageable. When Etherboot developpers decide to
change something, the glue code written
Thank you for this information. Adding the concept of context is indeed
the right idea. I was doing it as follows
void function (grub_device_t dev)
{
grub_device_t it;
auto int look_for_dev (grub_device_t);
int look_for_dev (grub_device_t grub_device_t other_dev)
{
return compare (dev,
Netboot is taking a different direction? I'm curious about that, can you
give some details?
Rudy Attias
>Well I followed you advice but I came across some issues, probably on
>customization of the driver, I'm trying to add the tg3 to it. I made
>some adjustments on the code add some here and
